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portrait of Vladimir Kalinichenko

Vladimir Kalinichenko

Professor - Phoenix

vkalin@arizona.edu

Portrait of Elise Erickson , PhD, CNM, FACNM

Elise Erickson , PhD, CNM, FACNM

Assistant Professor - Tucson

eliseerickson@arizona.edu

Brett Colson, PhD

Brett Colson, PhD

Associate Professor - Tucson

bcolson@arizona.edu

Portrait of Fei Yin

Fei Yin, PhD

Associate Professor - Tucson

feiyin@arizona.edu

Nipavan Chiamvimonvat, MD

Nipavan Chiamvimonvat, MD

Professor - Phoenix

nchiamvimonvat@arizona.edu

Eugene H. Chang, MD

Eugene H. Chang, MD

Professor - Tucson

echang@arizona.edu

Jennifer S Carew, PhD

Jennifer S Carew, PhD

Professor - Tucson

jcarew@arizona.edu

Roberta Brinton, PhD

Roberta Brinton, PhD

Professor - Tucson

rbrinton@arizona.edu

Portrait of Frederic Zenhausern

Frederic Zenhausern, PhD

Professor - Phoenix

fzenhaus@arizona.edu

Julie Ledford

Julie Ledford, PhD

Co-director, Clinical Translational Sciences Graduate Program

Associate Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine, College of Medicine – Tucson

jledford@arizona.edu

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